Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-23

Boston, Sept. 2l 1851
The butter market has maintained a fairly
steady tone during the week. GA stric, ~ tue
September stock ilOtie hrmer ieeln@ has
been developed, and fancy bra ds Of cream.
cry have b en- placed il round lots
at % cents per pound, bat for the bulk
Is stu II Top rate. We quote Western extra
fresh made creamery, ~ Use do extra irsts
22N&c; 40 iirsts 2lc; do fancy imitation
creamery, &c; 90 seconds lSc: DO
factory, choice, fresh l7lglScts; 40 fair to good
30 III ; New York fresh made creamery, extra
25GG!Gc; do extra tirsts, s3I2ic Vermont extra
creamery, 256D2dc do extra tirsts, 2}0?ic;
do dairy good to cnolce, 200I22c; selections,
2.M2ic; lair 10 good, lS1Ll9c; Eastern cream
butter as to quality. Toe abpv. quotations
are receivers prices for strictly wholesale
lots. Jobbing prices one or two cts higher.
CHEESE-Northcrn choice l2c; Ohio
choice llgDll1sc; lower grades, S4tl01ac; North
ern sage, l2c; iobbing prices 1ec higher.
EGGS-East fresh, 2o&2l cents; do iirsts, 1879
choice Canada, l7lHGlS}ac; good TO choice
western, l5slS]4c; ,.
frozen, choice, nominal Northern fresh kill
ed chickens l2+ss20; " estern fresh killed chick
ems, iIslsc Northern fresh killed fowls, 12@
fowls. llXl2c live chickens, llIl2c.
cd pea, 50 20 Oai j. y bush choice New York
mont h.nd-piessd per, 36a . eco; ,'o.ce
stSa 70; choice yellow eyes 81 Sssa.
sales Of ms.. ST e TIT so g'% e'Ta pr T
Sis so; clear and Sack. sii:5C q I9C Dbl.
The number of hogs packed at the wesJ dur
sales at 5otS for mess and extra. and %
CsS,5O for pSte and family. Lard 14G711
v ID. Hams, l29l2>kc b Id, as to quality and
GRAIN-Corr is in fair demand and steady
with sales OF steamer yellow vt 57635Sl4C,
and steamer mixed at 55S4Gt51c per bushel
hA mot
with sales Of on the basis OF 3I1966J134c in
elevators and 3dHD3G4c on track tor No. .
white. In brans there have been sales of
spring at SIS 6G6rl9 and winter at Sl99Od2O;
middings at Si900GtG2 cotton-secd meal at
S@t so. p on spot and S%} 800 . % TO arrive.
n SfiER S3Ry WG. Nqr5@ e S 9a q Nogb r
9D94c per ID clover, West, S0Slec; red top
West, per 80 ID sack, 80 ~ 10; Jersey. 2 loo
IE %I golSGn m n l'1i :" miet lN@i 70;
HAY Receipts OF new hay have increased
and very little sell NJ Sl- per ton. Choice old
hay Is very scarce. Medium graaes range
POTATOES -Uoultou rose. per hushcl, roc;
Ho4l on HebIons, zoe; Vermont rose and Bur
banks uud hehrOus, 'Oc; rose aud Burbauks,
zoe; New York HcbrOns, zoe.
HOPS-lhere u fair supply Of new hors
Offering, but the market is duli and Irces are
easy. For the New York - As2ic is II rul rate,
and very few Eastern Gun ne gold at over lSc.
Good 1856 are hard TO scI at l2t.llc. AtNices
from AL sections indicate full average crop.
NOOL-Ihe demand Tor wool is only fair,
ana manufacturers still limit their pur-
chasrs 90 tnelr actual necessities. Ohio
y &c Tor \; j2..e Tor \: and 0!l3ls;aj1 for
Xxx and above. Michigan X napces are held
principally n 30c Il H.. in No. lieeces there
nave bccu sales at 35!3is. D. 80. Fine aelaine
WOODS are quite steady AMI IN GOOD demand,
with sa|ps OF OGiD at 5000 and MICHIGAN al
j3"3lc . ID. Qulrt large sylos of Eastern Orc
Epu ARE reported iiHiG, amt California spring
at l3a = %. Territory WOODS Oh au Lmisure
| IN !Urse huPr'[ snI C'u De bought az low